Allayne Pelletier's Page

Somewhere down the road, I truly hope Iam where I am destined to be. I say that because that is where happiness is. Today is not easy, sleep is hard to come by, I'm in transition. Trying very hard to listen...listen to that still, small voice within me that will guide me to where I am to be. Hey! I want to know, Why? Do I have to lose the people I love the most, will they be forever gone to me? Help me to let go, because I love them. Hey guys, do you know you hurt me? Do you feel my devastation?… Continue

I just loved the message in this, I hope others will to. Dream what you want to dream; Go where you want to go; Be what you want to be, Because you have only one life And one chance to do all the things You want to do. May you have enough happiness to make you sweet, Enough trial… Continue

A big thankyou goes out to Graydon for all of his assistance with hotels, restaurants, directions, planning of the After Party He came and he gave without taking! He supplied name tags, brought prizes for one who had come the furthest,(Alaska) also the one with the greatest accent......it was a draw between New Jersey and Brooklyn, New Jersey came in preparing to do anything to win the big prize! The fact that MS. Brooklyn comes from Barry's home town and we had just left the concert m… Continue

We waited a while,but here I am off to Toronto, not only is it my favourite city, but Barry will be there as well! How could things get any better than that! An added bonus for me is my sister is meeting me there, she lives in Vancouver, she is not a fanilow (sorry once again Barry but I like being a fanilow). We stayed at Pauline's she is a member of I Am Your Child fanclub, it's so great getting to know people all over the world, we always have a place to crash!!! Ok we're in Toronto and excit… Continue

My name is Allayne, I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I have two daughters that are grown up now, with families of their own. I'm divorced, actually for many years. I spent my time after divorce bringing up my daughters. Life was very busy, with always more than one job at once up to four at a time, I went back to school, first to business college, which was not for me! I spent time speaking at schools, having taken chemical dependency courses. Once my girls left, it was my time. I always lo… Continue